Description

The MESSAGE_LEVEL option specifies the level of messages to write.

Usage

level indicates either of the following level of messages:

trace
Writes trace messages used for diagnostic purposes (see Trace Files, below).

Note

Use trace only as directed by Stonebranch, Inc. Customer Support.

UNIX	If UFTP is executed from a Universal Controller File Transfer or FTP File Monitor task, and the UAGSRV LOGLVL configuration option value is set to T (Trace), a UFTP trace file will be generated with the name `uftp_execid.trc`, where `execid` is a generated value that uniquely identifies the task. If UFTP is executed directly from the command line, and its MESSAGE_LEVEL value is trace, a trace file with the name `uftp_compid.trc` is created, where `compid` is a unique component ID that UFTP receives when it registers with the local Universal Broker.
Windows	If UFTP is executed from a Universal Controller File Transfer or FTP File Monitor task, and the UAGSRV LOGLVL configuration option value is set to T (Trace), a UFTP trace file will be generated with the name `uftp_execid.trc`, where `execid` is a generated value that uniquely identifies the task. If UFTP is executed directly from the command line, and its MESSAGE_LEVEL value is trace, a trace file with the name `uftp_compid.trc` is created, where `compid` is a unique component ID that UFTP receives when it registers with the local Universal Broker.
z/OS	Trace file is written to the data set referenced by the UNVTRACE ddname.